Sentence examples for speaking of some from inspiring English sources

"We just can't put them up," said Mr. Ropkey, 83, speaking of some German flags in his collection.

The soloist's intensity sometimes overwhelmed finer details: the clarity of quick runs or the "speaking" of some notes, particularly in the upper register.

The naturalness that Mr. Malick was after was difficult to attain with a digital approach, said Dan Glass, the film's senior visual effects supervisor, speaking of some of the more hallucinatory passages in "The Tree of Life".

"It is an arms race," said Roger Ehrenberg, managing partner at IA Ventures, an investment firm specializing in young companies, speaking of some of the new technologies that help traders identify events first and interpret them.

Lunt is speaking of some menacing innovations in placid and antique Oxford, but Waugh comments: "For this was 1923 and for Lunt, and for thousands of others, things could never be the same as they had been in 1914".

Compare the suspicion that p. When Holmes suspects that Black did it and Black has in fact done no such thing, it nonetheless makes sense to speak of the thing that Holmes suspects, of what Holmes suspects, and in so speaking we are neither speaking of some feature of Holmes's psychology nor picking out some spooky and bizarre entity among the constituents of the world (Dancy 2000, 147 8).

Near the end of his set, he spoke of some of his favorite American rap songs.

Rumours speak of some 200 soldiers recently killed in efficient assaults.

Friends with whom I could speak of some of what absorbed and enraptured me.

One spoke of some parents having the attitude towards education of "a customer buying a product".

But he also spoke of "some tough issues", telling reporters: "We have a lot of work to do".